A division deep in the pains of transition - Anonymous employee Entegris Employee Review

2.0
Apr 9, 2017
Anonymous employee
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Pros

Pay is adequate, as are benefits, but only for professional positions. New technology shows some real promise in terms of industry application.

Cons

Stunningly bad local management. It is virtually impossible to get anything done in a reasonable time frame due to the continuous bickering between the Business Units & Manufacturing. The fact that each side points to the other as the root cause of it all only exacerbates the issue. My own supervisor is dictatorial, incompetent, & refuses to listen anything approaching subordinate input. Come to think of it, maybe he's just incapable. Shoestring approach to funding creates its own set of challenges, especially in areas of operations & technicians. Just a heart-breaking mess.

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Cons

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